La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textt, -MondawAigmt-26ilB30-tM'" LA UKANUE?EVENll UBSi:HVKfaiiA.;dlV1L)i'l'.()lU' I'age J'lve '. Announcement nur i Hilda Anthony and Ida McMeekln Announce Monday, Sept. 1st, ; as the opening date for their piano 'studios at 1606 Sixth at. Advanced students, and beginners, both child and adult, accepted. 'High school cre"dlts. Call Uln 741.rrAd. .,.1. , XUtfiy, .. Returned ;From Seaside I Mrs. Frank Rechlln andlthUdren, ffancy and Hart, have returned, .from tfo weeka spent at Seaside,! t Camping Trip Mrs. Ed Clark, .of Allcel, and Mrs. A. N. Mayvltle are spending a week camping at the Dr. McPherson sum mer' residence. They expect to re turn home the last of this week. Left Today Dr. and Mrs. Prank Eames and son. Allen, left this mornlnn for Western ! Oregon to visit friends In The Dalles ana Portland. They will be gone for about a week. Home From Hot take J ' f Miss Virginia Warnlck has return ed from Hot Lake where she has been for several weeks following a mujor operation... Sedan Stolen J. I. Kuhn's sedan was stolen Sun day, according to reports to the po lllce. Mr. Kuhn lives at Allcel. - The ! Pill', tnn In rnlAr parvlut llHnu , fc ') . ' I No. 9-248. Tonsils Removed i f ' Miss Gladys Smith hod her tonsils ! Returned From Trip " removed Sunday morning. George Tlss and L. S. Culp. of Ad- I ' , fc' .jer Music Co., have returned from a to the Lake V few days visit In Portland where they . r,T , xC. TV T' r . ' "naea a convention or victor deal A. StrinfehanV'IlovHttnks And Grunt ers. trlnKhBiri; went to -.Enterprise Sun- . ' lav. and the tffo bovs.."wenton to ' J&TlSf .rp?2SSS- son Frederic. Aneroid lute. , . v. of Winchester. Ida., spent the. week- il ' j'. J . k. . end In La Grande vlsltlne his sister. Vu r5Sk Anrt.,tnn -orl pn.' Mra- i: Reynolds. They drove to f Mrs. Frank Anderson, oft Payette, 5iii. inn w.S vS e 1 da.. . is .siting .telauvea, In" m wlT.fZi 'SSL'SS aranue. one . u, lormer rment oi Mrs. Reynolds attending school oronde. will be with another mint in Wallowa this vear and nttnrl the Wallowa school. Returned to Work Mrs. Lee Warnlck has returned to her work .-'at the J. C. Penney store iter a month's vacation. , Part of It 10 ' .''""llle whs spent'ln Portland with her two ' Mr,- "ntl Mrs- Horlon Huffman and iftfughtersi Misses Marjorle and Dor- 'fmlly who have been visiting her Olfciy Ann'. Warnlck, and the rest was "'j"?1'' Mrs- Charles Chandler, return ' spent at Hot Lake with Miss Virginia, ta nome thls morning to Maxvlllc. who has been quite ill, but Is now ' . , lmDrovlne. ii . Left for Home improving.. rV? Mr. and Mrs. .1 w tr.ii V:. i family, of Yelm. Wash., who have Port- been visiting In La Grande at the rom Portland- ti' i't,im.hn'n..'ii.t,.Hi. ik home of Mr. Kellouu's brother. Mr by auto alter visiting here for a week a"d, MJS- J- w- Kellogg, have left for All, VTrTinH-Mr. H K nnn their hOnlC family. Mrs. Rhea Is a, sister of Mrs. 1 It Won't Be Long Now! ni... j , i,i.i t, ... rroni 1 nie -. Is... . . .1 & dwiuer and. taught school Jin, La ,Mr-,and Mrs Alvin Grubbs. of Vole. Grande. She is now a teacher Irfthe ?re," wJn vlsltora r the weekend fcse CltypschooMn Portland, , I, ; ; jln Ltt rande- ' Baby Bovit- V-.-y-i- Arrived Yesterday , l : ' v v.The baby son of iir.l ami' 'Mrs. ' Mr-" Mrs- fronds Watts arrived. Jossph Eitlark; on X lvehue. Is now 5ere .bv c0 yesterday morning frorn four dayrf.old.oj l . rosaaena. oal. , Mrs. Watts.; formerly,-, , . & j'V-,. .vH loolda Hopper of La Grande, is a sis- "e terlay Illness ,.; t(!Jl. -!vv-x.' Iwr of Walter Hopper and Mrs. John Mrs. Ill at HoULake ' Five Points, were Cove visitors last weekend. ' - M.'. and Mrs. H. ' Horstman, of Kamela, recently visited relatives at Perry. They were on their way home after a visit In Utah. Guests of John Thornbuo during the past week were his parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Ouy Thornbue, of Htlgard. Mrs. F. A. Blanchard and her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Stanley, who Is her guests from Los Angeles, Cal., were shopping In La Grande one day last week. IVORY FAILl.B FROCK COL'LD .STAND ALONG PARIS (IP) There are skirts that could stand alone among the picture frocks designed with dancing debut antes In mind. One of tho dance dresses of stiff silk which Is sure to be ordered by aeouiantes is an ivory lame model with a wide niching around the wide hem. The dress has an old-fashioned fitted bodice tied with a wide sash and splashing bow of emerald green velvet. band of black fur around the bottom over a black crepe marocain skirt slightly flared. . , . . .. A turquoise and black silk beret matched the costume. BUSINESS WOMEN'S HEAD TRAVELS 32,000 MILES DETROIT (XI Miss Marlon Mc- Clench, president of the federation oi Business and Professional Wo CINDERELLA IN THE TOWNS COLUMBUS, Ohio P) City wo men, have smaller feet ' than' rural . women, a survey of 1,000- patrons : of a shoe store here Indicates. HATS TAKE FASHION BY THE FORELOCK PARIS UP) A woman may be shal low where her autumn hat crown Is men's clubs, traveled 32,000 miles in concerned. her first year of office. - ( The accepted autumn headgear . - accepted by the foremost Parlslennes . . NEW FOREST STATION i perches atop the hoad exposing tho ,! entire face and part of the cherished OODBN. Utah (VP) A new forest marcel, and range experiment station Is to If tho brim turns downward, as It be here soon to serve the Inter-moun- Is apt to do, the effect Is remlnls toln region. 'cent of tho poke bonnet of 1830. NECKLINES COMPLICATED BY VKSTIUES OF COLLARS PARIS (VP) Necklines have forgot ten how to be simple at many of the dressmaking houses which will Influ ence winter styles. Cape collars have largely disap peared but a vestige of them remains In the form of narrow collars which outline necklines. More often than not the' collar Is confined to the front of the dress In modified bib effect. CHIC DKESSMAKEK "' IS OWN MANNEQUIN K A.-lv'Vv Vu,!1" of Walter H Roy Waer'ls:.r,epoHt -he. y They HoULake.yA'V hSh'- ftnd frlend8 " Pete -Hogclson and family, who are will visit rein ti vpfi now living at PondosA, were visitors and before returning here yesterday. I home thev Dlan to visit in Seattlp. ; ' : , ... Walla Walla. Portland. Hood River. To I'endlpfton- balmlng college. , Visiting Here - ti iliHUfiV t 'J : '. '. f A. .. .. i m , nr.. .... I Rnhei-t. Rani Tv Vine T. i Mi' and Mrs T 'C 'McDonald left n uwr uium. mm. muius - . guiis tn- yesterday morning' driving through to ls so a sister of Mrs. Wesley An- dleton where he will remain thougll- Chloago, where he will enter, a nine drews. of Bokei. whom she visited be- out the Round-Up. . iirnnii c. fere comlne here. Mrs. Evnhorst will I , uccumpany inem on ineir return trip cth-,,iu, . .v. land visit with them for several Mrs. R. W. Leep, of Baker, and two . months. children, Bobbie and Dick, spent Sat- of Enterprise. Vire vlsltlrtiBfc the Improving t Sunday morntag. wpnled by the home of their cousin, Miss Barbara ' J- w- Magulre, engineer, who hos i Misses Marie Tate, Mildred Stoddard Hlatt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack hcen 111 st- Vincent's hospital at Port- and Morgoret McAllister, for Port Hlatt. Miss Dolly attended the Bee- '""'I the past few weeks, is re- They will leave Portlond today hive meeting last Friday at Imbler. . ported to be better at present. . j "r Turner, ore. and attend too ; f. ' . eleventh annual Christian Endeavor Meets Tomorrow VIsllhiR . 1 summer conference which opens The W. C. -T. U. will meet Tuesday ' Ernest Magulre,' of the merchant ! there this evening. at 2:30 o'clock In the Church of God marine, has returned to La Grande' with the fchlldren's Loyol Temperance to moke a-visit otter on absence, of Returned .,,,, Leaaue. 'All members are unrvd to five yeoras He finds LaDrundo lias Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Paddock novo oe presem or onicen From Bakfei ; Mrs. NUUe Ford, of Baker, re-iMsltUuj-f:-. .-. ' - r" "-- --toi turned home last night after vIsltlngWV'MM-and, Mrs..3.,E. Anderson Inive 1pjMVnd Mrs.' R;- p; "Wells had os witn her daughter, Mrs. Jack HlMt.v'W ';Uler .? To Portland I.' ' - jsister, Mrs, J. L. Cusack and son Per- : Dr.1. and Mrs. Joseph' Springer left j cy, visited Mr. and Mr3. John Wort Fiidoy for Portland after spending I man in La Grande on Sunday, the past week in La Grande. j Mr. and Mrs. Guy McMillan and j daughter, Doris, of La Grande, were Hero Yesterday '(visitors at the home uf Mrs. El Cllno Leo McCarthy was a visitor in La I Sunday. Grande yesterday from Baker. I Lois Cllnc celebrated her birthday ; Sunday with a swimming party at IllTI 111 111-11 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ainsworth re turned yesterday from Spokane, Wash.,, where they spent the past few days. PARIS (IF) There are a few dress makers whose own selection of clothes Is eagerly watched at openings as In dicative of what the well dressed Parlslenne will wear. Paul ..Polret's half-sister, Mme. Nicole Groult. Is pne of them. At the winter : opening of her house she wore a soft turquoise blue crepe de chine tunic blouse with - a QUAUTYJPRINTIN6 NELSON Opposite ! Post Office as tnere win be election wsw. a-Bsai'. .eo.i tvuniia nipt,, pi-.. ,v... S Kifchlm;"-' Cove. Following the swim they re turned home and had a five o'clock dinner. The table was attractively decorated In green and white and the usual birthday coke with candles tiraced the occasion. In the eveninir Returned Yesterday they drove to La Grande to the air Mr. and Mrs. Horry Mohr returned circus. The guests wero Sylva Jones, home yesterday from Pendleton. They Doris McMillan, Artlicll. Johnson, Ed. were accompanied there-by their son, ra rjox, Fei rln Woll, Honald, Oiosland,-. Bill, who will work -In Pendleton dur- i "Marvin ! Titus, Merlin Longford oiui lug tlieRounp-Up this' week. ', jeoi-i-Cobk,-.'(K - :-iu.. .., ' !" ' -h,- i" Th9'iiov-!,,fl; c. lice wiirf colled lioine k Weekend Wrlp - Mr. an Mrs. Harry E. SitJ family enjoyed a weekend guests iior thisireelr-!. yftelcguests Drl 'Sund,y;,Thomne Br- JjWPfln-POB Sand' hA.lsteriU'. tStes. io(9iker, HrJ ond-Mrs. Q. E. Mer rti - -..' '-! Olid, t Mrs;y- A. H. ..Anderson' jond "'Jo-.'ritt !ari daughter, RUtt,--'and Mrs. iJllanna.y hi of i Omalla. i NeuT. They . Anna" -d. Barnes.) of Eluln. and Miss Sitter's, rid t fclp- to " pan:K kVe. ' who Is )i0ri,''thj Richland, -vwhere they vlsftH; .;Mr6.'g;p'ait. relatlves-anU-friens In East outers orptner, i-Teq rnompaont',.'f naiynome.. -; 7-1' ;;'.'- y ? ' ; in-rtcrn Oregon. Mi '"J-:;;? V;';. morning by. car:i ior i.asuriey, juano, wliere -Vthey , .will .visit lor-ttbrooij ov four days -wltlv, Prestort: Lewis, ,,i i; ' '. , i , -! ,l-i;:lv :,'! Wilis $tt VtltC 7u, Ui:l .,-iV " .Vlq-r Ed 4Jlen, salesman at Gloss Drugs,, hos lust received ifromiGeorge S. Par ker, president of,AheiParkcrjPonvGoJ bventn'g; leaving 'riluch' of hW detitlletl ,work"UnllnlShiiU;' ."'- '.'" "J'Dl-. Cleorgo Hoffman Hrfs"fi6ught a lot oh: Molti' street fi'oiri Sftiri. Benson oncl'' wltl build' ftV-moderh -' bungalow, ' with' -full basement. The1' property is -i 1U' ft'hrl.li -ArtW.lnW' At flip 'HpiVAnn hll'lc 1 j zi'x ::; -i" r - "A stiraigHr line is the shortest distance ..." YOU nee(jiif lashlight or ail alarm clctckli That's one point in a common geometrical problem. Somewhere "ra manufacturer is making, a store is offering for sale, t exactly the flashlight or alarm clock you should have. v That's thfesecond poiht in your private' problem . . . r And advertising is the straight line that shows the ' shortest distance between the two! Day after day, in the advertising pages, you'll find straight lines drawn direct to the products you need. Look for them.. Follow them. They may save you hours of searching. t And more. than time, they'll save you money. Adver tised products are those whose honest worth has made them popular. Merchants and manufacturers who advertise regularly, have passed the public's test of vfair dealing and reliability. By studying their an nouncements in the light of your own needs, you can buy most wisely and well. Read the advertisements and practice straight-line buying Kor. psasiaeni. oi,Knei.rurrer.ircu7u.vi-.sui. 'tVfe-old flro house The latter a chec for 5 awarded as 25th prlae.-- wij, tort? tfow'ri S 'S'k bf S in thetiiParker Duofo.ct national, soles .-'S tl fg was begun this ,11? tiff contest which ended. iroconly... Sa,es ij fr. P u CpnU.acVqr' tullcfihg. , pcop legover all . 'tho coumt ). . .mtored if hc;'-'U8imv - deTegatioii' It cefvc ' this "aiitllump' contest'to demon- - -.-.'W tlib'Slley ossembled ' 'at suajjuaj. ' B" ' ' Union Junctlbrt al tin early hour this make tji good," Mr;. Allen 8i soles 'dur A several loads ' ot lng Mfiy and'-June exceededBO- pe, (b W Miller" wilt have eight cent at the store's, 'total Purkor .pen 11 --.-w--t-,te. -... wr.-Dob. sales during 1029. . , .ni!,i-n (- (,. -, ,.,r ., nrenn u shln- Gale DeLay Is Buried Sunday ',' .,' , bin, fo'ur;cars and U. J. Green a slilij .... Mr. and Mrs. Jr. O. BradshoW aitd son Fred havo spent several days lost I week In Baker, visiting, ana , pooping jup -'their -household , furniture pr7 Af- I Ininil I llA I Mrs. George Winshlp and Anna Moe UlllUllj VlUijt to Pendleton Soturdoy and will ,. : remain until after tho Round-Up. Ity Mrs. I.. Z. Ten-nil Mrs. II. J. Baker and her daughter, (Observer Correspondent) j Mrs. Zeno Gotchcll, and a doughter- ' UNION, Ore. (Special) Gale Dc- ! In-law, Mrs. Hal Baker from Home Lay, daughter of Guy DeLay, of the! stead. Ore., spent the weekend vlslt Sllverton High school teaching atoff, I lng at tho home of Mrs. Louisa Blir passed away In that city Thursday I well. Mrs. Baker Is a sister to Mrs. evening. Aug. 21. During the pnst ! Burwell. They come to attend the three years she had made a brave funeral of Gale De Lay. fight against a serious illness and at I George Goodbrod came up from a time when her health seemed to i Portland on Thursday to visit with be improving her heart gave way un- his mother, Mrs. Louisa Burwell. He der the strain.. She was born In Union will remain for sometime. 16 years ago, her, mother, Wy thel : : Townley DeLay. passing on at the: MRS. KINZEL IS time of her birth. Her grandparent, -.-v. v nirAlflllAV Mr. arid Mra. .W. J. Townley raised (. . ...H (JJYlAlN . CliAJHl i)t her and she spent stcral years at. , - - ..- : , t." their ranch .home near Hot Lake. -(continued forra Page One) uuring-me rano snc iiveu in nie wn lamelie' valley she spent much-of her time With her grandparents. Besides her father, her .grandmother, - MrsJ Mary J. Townlei, survives her. -l'hb: funeral- services were conducted from tied for Bccond and John Tholscn was third.-- - ' " '- ' Next weekend the membership will play for the handsome trophy do nnt.pH hv the Sacaiawea - Inn,; and the Cock undertaking parlors Sunday Known as tho Socajawcu trophy. This unci noon by tnc uev. it. u. use. i tournoaicnt will no a two-uoy cvcui.. Mrs. John Ross, formerly a resident I next Sunday and Labor day. and will of Union, and her daughter, Mrs. Earl ! be on a handicap basis with lnedol Klsbee and husband returned recently ' play. from California and expect to locate i somewhere in Eastern Oregon. They have been visiting in Baker, and on Saturday they were entertained at a luncheon at the Union hotel, with Mrs. Mildred Stutchell of Baker a. hostess. Mrs. Ross was formerly Nell Wright. L. A. Wright and Warren Cornell left Sunday noon for Portland on game commission business. They plan to return home the middle of the week. C. L. and Miss Alice Cadwell re- turned Sunday noon from umak where they utu-nded the funeral of One Day a Week TOTALS Seven Weeks a Year !!mAIN,,56 ,)iUi Mil t flu;' K..( v-tol.'-ov.'-i A j ', , ,.. i in ..i j,.- Hitl ''tin, n ;tniur ; STANDARD PERRY PERSONALS PERHY PERS Bock Itv Mm. Mnry II. Hull (Observer Correspondent) PERHV. Ore. (Special) Elmer Sinclair was a business visitor In La Grande last Thursday. Miss Verda Moe :.ioms is Bpenaing the week with friends In town. M. . and Mrs. P. V. carman ana i . Yon can tell, thai Hills br6s Coffee ts fresh the instant yon open the can As fresh as when it came from the roasters! Why? Because Hills Bros.' vacuum-packing process removes air from the can and keeps it out. Air destroys the flavor of coffee and no air-tight can, will keep coffee fresh. Buy Hills Bros. Coffee in the vacuum can easily opened with the key. "'.'. .,' .'.'' ConlrolUi Routing lirtt Hills Brt. CoJet a faper tit tlittr Cttfit bms. O 190 LOOK FOR THE ARAB ON TUB CAN ineir nepnew. noruiu vuinweu. imj children' were La vmiwu at jiiiwiuu mi wen u-,uiu , , , Kumls.v ovr-Mlnif Grande visitors Mrs. Grace Morris of this com- I munlty and lier mother, Mrs. himer trip. Mrs. A. M. niilnehart ond son, Ar- tnur. loriner resiuems oi union out v'ennllllon, of Summervllle. oro vls- .. 7 " ""-- - , lUn(! friends ot Milium tnis wceK. Union Saturday. M um) Mrs. ole Mathson ond Mrs. John Green entertained with ,11U recently colled upon rela a delightful lawn party for her "Half- Uv(JS m Lil Grande. 1 a-Do.en Buns" cooking class and her JohM ,, chB1.,cs S(.1(!icr, t La sewing class Saturday evening. Jap- 0rallP. wer0 r(,cenl pUmla 0, cieorge' anese lanterns ond electric lights fur-I a Blnclar , ,, community, nlshed Illumination for the out-door j M. MrB chrlcI! , wcrc gomes which occupied most of the j s10mng 1U arande one day lost evening. Kelresliments were served at ; week an early hour following which games , Mrs oeorgc Baker, whose liome were resumed. The Virginia Keel ifl , Lil oronde. wns a guest of Mr. proved the most popular dunce oi the . nh1 MrM w. y, Holden several days evening. The girLs who attended were, ,aPt Alice Gamble. Betty Cadwell. Kothryn : 0ucsts or rtetha and rieba Kali Green. Wythcl Ackley. Dorothy and ; durlnl, tlt. kuu.T )art ot the W1,ek Verna Posey. Doris and Wonlto Stur- ; w.r( U(.vorly i.lrlra MacKllne. gill. Ruth Connor. Frieda Brown. ; Mrs c D KrUey m.lt,c tr, Ethel Conklln and Doro Crouter ond to Kilnicla ist Monday to visit rela tlie boys. Ferrln Woll, Roy Conkliri. tlvor alH( fripn(ifi Victor Gamble. Glace Vodcn. Merlin ; M. , an(1 Mrs. Leonard Furgoson Langford, Wendell Green, Myron ' nntl ,mall wt,rI. rw.nt guests of Kicker and Evan Holney. ; Ml. , Mr. E,m,ry rurgaaon at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Evans ond Hllaid. Bmall son. of La Grande, were visitors ' m. and Mrs. Steen vere recent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. j u. Grande shoppers. Coburn on Sunday. I m, and Mrs. J. B. Welmcr and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sloter and her - childrct:! also several friends, all of SPECIAL HATS Cleaned & Blocked 60c ANGELS Hesl Work in Town This Is What She Wears When She Goes to School : and She Comes to Breier's to get the Best in New WASH FROCKS Because these wash frocks are made iti Breiev's Own Garment Factory, insuring- original' 'designs, and -giving better fabrics and workmanship i for "the money .you pay.: ,.' ; : ; r ". .v.-?.; .-s t,- ;m ',;.' . ! TWO LOW PRICE GROUPS 1 ' -' -'$1.00 and $19-' Sizes 2 to 'G' with' panties. "Sizes 7 jfo'"i4 'without. Pleated and Ciwular skirts, Kimono1 or' set-in' half sleeves. Great styles. ' . A By-Product of Breier's Garment Factory TEA APRONS Worth BOc. to 75c anywhere BREIER'S LOW -'M" .' Pfff7ffV2't!i"-i ""i1 us.i .: i-ii:i .'ir-.ttiii'- n!:'Hi' Mil -tii'-Hi'U'jipliii V-:r-"Those we good.,lo,pling utty nPA,twith;-an elpmipnyi, ' 'bf 'style-' Made of .good, printed 'voiles., andjliatists... FAST ' COLOR MATEEIaLS AM T'llfMS. Clevei-fy' i s designed with tie backs and button suspender batiks';1' '' Trimmed to match predSnmmrHgmr6TTi int. 39,c i ii.ii "li'.i predOffliimtriifif cOTor ot pn libui ,j i"v" Don't' Forget twLtiok at ' i 1 Our Women's New lu- r !',;!jwASH;FHQCKs11;;;;(;iJnom3;9 ,VT 1 - .1 .1 "il ' 1 1 !.( 1 . . l ,'inuw,. ,ty s yf tanti eiuioi,'i,steYeiesJ1it'ii-..(flieeveaii!ittqa i -a !1 i-i'ivM'iii i; r;i-v t-.iiiMH 'i l .It f)i'tiiiios "iiioi'ii:'' 9 C.J.BREIERCO. Now Playing Jwamoutif talking Plus Talking Comedy Sportlites Matinees Daily Evening 50c Starling TUESDAY GRANADA "Cohens & Kellys in Scotland" Willi Geo. Sydney Charles Murray All Talking All Laughing Last Time Tnnitc JACK OAKIE in "THE SOCIAL LION" I: mm 1 . I t;-i t --, ,ir.,j'i :n:itJ " - ;i iiiiilt; "jii.'.f -I'ii nil :: ii bit rl'ii.j Of?i'ri War a; IU 4 a t-J